#espn radio

[tsyplakov]

um excuse me? betterhelp ad on isles radio? isles no...

[iamfitzwilliamdarcy]

seems like a big crowd for a tuesday night game

[dykeseinfeld]

btw all of my gideon nav jockposting is gospel bc while i'm not a jock my mother father sister and brother are all megajocks so i consider myself privy to the culture

[lenacopperleaf]

LEHKYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY Yeah!!! way to go!!

[toddbarrowcountry]

Country's Just Cooler by Todd Barrow https://www.shazam.com/track/505880615/countrys-just-cooler?referrer=share

Dare ya to listen!!!🤠

[halosluvchild]

ESPN does know that two teams are playing each other right like why you talking constantly about the ravens when the Steelers are playing to assholes

[kibblej]

Texas High School Suspends Black Student Again Over Locs

After serving a 48-day stay at a disciplinary alternative ed program, Darryl George was put into in-school suspension for allegedly violating the …Texas High School Suspends Black Student Again Over Locs

[sndwave]

Okay i give, im gonna find a small pocket Actual Radio that picks up am for the games at work

[81-piastri]

LANDO NORRIS: the art of self-criticism

Norris More Frustrated At Himself Than Ever As Piastri Wins, The Race 23 // Luster, Raven Leilani // Lando Norris: Qatar was McLaren's chance to beat Max Verstappen, ESPN 23 // Norris confesses he 'messed up' Qatar qualifying, Racingnews365 23 // UNKNOWN // Lando Norris admits 'hurt' over mistakes as McLaren team-mate claims Qatar GP Sprint victory, skysports 23 // The Last of Us // Norris confesses he 'messed up' Qatar qualifying, Racingnews365 23 // Norris: Making mistakes "all I did today" in F1 Qatar GP qualifying // Lando Norris' Radio // The Princess Diarist, Carrie Fisher // Suzanne Rivecca

[umlewis]

Lewis Hamilton: "Racial Element" To FIA Boss' "Rapper" Comments

Lewis Hamilton raised concerns over FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem comparing Formula 1 drivers swearing on team radio to "rappers," saying there was a "racial element" to Ben Sulayem's comments.

In an interview with Motorsport.com, Ben Sulayem said the FIA plans to clamp down on use of profanities over team radio, including removing offensive language from F1 broadcasts.

"We have to differentiate between our sport, motorsport, and rap music," Ben Sulayem told Motorsport. "We're not rappers, you know. They say the F-word how many times per minute? We are not on that. That's them and we are [us]."

When asked about the comments, Hamilton said he understood the move to cut down on swearing for the benefit of younger audiences, but took issue with the comparison.

"With what he's saying, I don't like how he's expressed it, saying that rappers is very stereotypical," Hamilton said. "You think about most rappers are Black. That really kind points it towards, when it says we're not like them.

So I think those are the wrong choice of words. There's a racial element there. But, as I said, I agree with the fact that I think [it needs] cleaning up a little bit."

ESPN has approached the FIA for comment.

In March this year, amid controversies surrounding the governing body, Hamilton said Ben Sulayem has never had his support.

The comments followed investigations by the FIA's compliance department into Ben Sulayem in which the FIA president cleared of wrongdoing, and news that F1 Academy boss Susie Wolff was taking legal action against the FIA over a short-lived investigation into an alleged conflict of interest between Wolff and her husband, Toto.

The FIA's plans to cut down swearing over team radio became a major talking point during driver media engagements ahead of this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix. Speaking about the clampdown, Hamilton said younger drivers are less likely to censor their own language but that he now makes an effort not to use profanities.

"When I was 22 I didn't think of it as much and it was more your emotions are just firing and you're saying whatever comes to mind, forgetting how many people are listening and the kids that are listening, all those kinds of things," Hamilton said.

"I agree in that sense that you listen to some of the younger drivers and they just have not got it yet, and at some stage they probably will. I'm sure if there's penalties for it, people will stop it. I don't know whether that's something that's needed. I definitely think there is a little bit too much of it.

It's good to have some emotions. We're not robots. And for me, the way I control it is because there's like over 2,000 people that are working towards me having this position and being where I am.

I've got a lot of followers of all ages. It's not about me, and even though I'm having this experience on-track, what I do and what I say affects all those people who are sacrificing time with their families, who are giving absolutely everything to have this privileged position and opportunity.

I think it's just understanding that, and putting the aggression somewhere else. That's what I try and do."

[thefrogsennaneverfound]

let's not forget that ricciardo once made a bet with helmut marko back in 2018 that bottas would lose his seat by the end of the season. all purely for his own shits and giggles.

fed the narrative that red bull were doing him dirty causing a load of hate to be sent to verstappen by his pack of rabid fans, when in reality verstappen was just better than him.

was happy to let his rabid stans mock esteban ocon's ability all across social media when they were teammates at renault and made a few sideways jabs egging them on, because esteban was losing to him.

spent the months before joining mclaren making digs about norris's age and experience, disguised as jokes but clearly mind games, and spoke about norris like he was a child who needed to be shown by the master (him) how to drive. (boy did karma bite him on that one)

egged on the interviewers making mugging jokes and then pretended to grab norris's new watch off his wrist during an interview just days after norris had been held in a chokehold and mugged, then laughed like norris was being a bad sport when he understandably didn't find the jokes funny and walked out of the interview.

put out that pr statement about being committed to mclaren purely for pr purposes, bringing a deluge of hate onto the team when it was announced they'd dropped him. later came out he already knew the writing was on the wall at that point so clearly did it just to try to turn the narrative into a pity party for him before word got out.

he/his team also deliberately fed misleading information to espn during his time at mclaren saying that norris was only beating him because it was the only car he had ever driven in f1 and it was tailored around him and implying norris was overrated, only for him to be forced to admit when directly asked in an interview once he had left the team that the car hadn't suited norris either and that he was frequently baffled by the things he could see on the data that norris was able to do with the car that he just wasn't able to.

agreed pre-race in baku 2022 to the strategy of the two mclaren's holding station in whichever order they were at the end of the first lap in order to work together to use drs to keep the alpine of ocon behind, only for him to then get on the radio knowing it would be broadcast to whinge about how unfair it was that lando was holding him up from getting past alonso, forcing the team to tell him no they weren't swapping them and making the team look bad. he was pissy he hadn't been the lead mclaren at the end of the lap so had to hold behind and knew exactly what he was doing with that radio message. admitted after the race that the strategy had been arranged beforehand and that he wouldn't have got past alonso either as the mclaren was so slow on the straight, but by then the damage was done and norris and the team were being dragged all over social media by his rabid dog-pack.

never once condemned his fans for bullying his mclaren mechanics on social media (to the point one of their wives was posting begging the staniels to stop because it was having an adverse affect on the mechanics' mental health), didn't condemn them sending death threats to his engineer after the radio in baku when tom stallard asked him if the car was okay (he didn't realise ricciardo had crashed at this point, he thought the car had broken down), made digs that fed into his stans mocking norris's very real mental health struggles, and didn't condemn them from sending hate to a mental health charity that mclaren work with.

took visible pleasure in being undeservedly handed de vries's seat on a silver platter last season.

he is not mr nice guy at all. he is incredibly manipulative and good at playing the pr game. he also gets away with some really cruel jokes and jabs by putting on the 'joker' smile and playing the it's only banter card.

egged on the interviewers making mugging jokes and then pretended to grab norris's new watch off his wrist during an interview just days after norris had been held in a chokehold and mugged, then laughed like norris was being a bad sport when he understandably didn't find the jokes funny and walked out of the interview.

Another very salient point I'd forgotten about. Thanks for pointing out this and so many other examples of his nasty behaviour.

he is not mr nice guy at all. he is incredibly manipulative and good at playing the pr game. he also gets away with some really cruel jokes and jabs by putting on the 'joker' smile and playing the it's only banter card.

Absolutely; this takes us right back 'round to the 'charming bully' analogy. The likes of Tsunoda don't make a fuss about his bullying so he gets away with it. Norris does make it clear that he doesn't think it's in the least bit funny (it was downright fucking cruel to bate him like that) so he twists it to make the victim look bad. Utterly vile behaviour and, sadly, Ricciardo is a long way from being in a minority of people who get away with it.

I really do appreciate you taking the time to add to the ever lengthening list of why that obnoxious twerp is such a wrong 'un. It's likely that some folks reading our descriptions of his behaviour will recognise people in their own lives who've been getting away with treating them badly just because they know they can get away with it. Maybe it'll give them the courage to be a Lando rather than a Yuki (although I don't mean to disparage Tsunoda) and make a stand.

[mydaddywiki]

Wes Durham

Physique: Average Build Height: 5'9"

Dallas Wesley "Wes" Durham (born January 25, 1966) is an American sportscaster. He is a play-by-play announcer for ESPN and ACC Network coverage of college football and basketball. He works telecasts of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) due to his experience broadcasting in the conference. Durham served as the radio play-by-play announcer for the Georgia Tech football and men's basketball teams from the start of the 1995-1996 season through 2010, and continued to announce the basketball games through 2013. He was also Georgia Tech's Director of Broadcasting and is the radio play-by-play announcer for the Atlanta Falcons.

All I can say is… DAT ASS. DAT ASS. DAT ASS. Built for a good, hard pounding. Well… he would probably disagree, but you have to admit, it's a crying shame that he is not getting fucked regularly at gay orgies.

A native of Cary, N.C., Durham graduated from Elon University with a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications. He's married with children. His father, Woody Durham, was the legendary “Voice of the Tar Heels” for 40 years and not bad to look at either. There isn't much else I can say about him. He's handsome, got an ass like a dump truck and I'd love to fuck him until his head caved in.

[disneytva]

D23 Brazil 2024 Releases Event Floor Map

The floor map has been released for the upcoming D23 Brazil event, revealing that there will be a booth for Disney Parks & Experiences.

D23 Brazil takes place from November 8-10, 2024, in São Paulo. The schedule of panels and presentations has not been released, so it’s unknown if there are any parks-related events happening at this time.

It looks like there will be two presentation stages and a store in addition to the booths. At the back left of the map, we can see the Disney Moments stage, and at the back right of the floor layout is Arena D23. The D23 Store can be seen at the front left. Other booths, or pavilions, represented in the map appear to include:

Disney Experiences

Radio Disney

Pixar

Marvel Studios

Star Wars

Walt Disney Studios (Mufasa: The Lion King)

Walt Disney Animation Studios (Moana 2)

ESPN (soccer ball)

The Simpsons/Star (donut)

Percy Jackson And The Olympians/ Disney Branded Television

National Geographic

Disney+

Hey Disney, Bob Iger and Ayo Davis just a suggestion, you could greenlit Pedro Eboli and Mark Satterthwaite - Disney Channel series on this event..... just saying. (The concept art below ISN'T from this NDA Disney show, it's a pitch concept exercise by Eboli to get an idea on the overall style and humor that will have that NDA Disney show.)

[annieqattheperipheral]

Another national game on espn???! Are we ever getting altitude ever again??? I don't even remember moser n ryker. Who are they. I only know my father conor mcgahy on the radio. He never left us to raise ourselves

Edit: it is on altitude. My virus warped brain is so broken

[palmtreepalmtree]

Scheffler, who won the Masters last month, was booked by the Louisville Metro Police Department at 7:28 a.m. EDT on four charges: second-degree assault of a police officer, third-degree criminal mischief, reckless driving and disregarding traffic signals from an officer directing traffic.

About 90 minutes earlier, a pedestrian had been struck by a bus while crossing the road outside the country club, police said. Louisville Metro police spokesman Dwight Mitchell told local radio station WHAS-AM that the man was pronounced dead at the scene.

Traffic was backed up for at least a mile both ways on the only road leading to the golf course. Scheffler, who was scheduled to start his round at 8:48 a.m. EDT, attempted to drive onto a median to get around the crash scene — according to ESPN’s Jeff Darlington, who witnessed the incident — ignoring a police officer who screamed for him to stop.

Scheffler drove 10 to 20 yards toward the entrance, according to ESPN, and a police officer at one point “attached himself to the side of Scheffler’s car.”

Damn. White guy athlete privilege really on display this week, wtf

Scheffler released a statement saying some bullshit about being confused about the officer's instructions. Sure, buddy.